Sacramento Business Journal

Data-center development boom drives big questions about power, incentives, emissions and much more >> bit.ly/3xEaq2o

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The developer has lined up financing and is ready to move into construction.

Crews worked for more than four hours in triple-digit heat to put out a fire at a nut processing plant in Winters on Sunday.

The building last sold in 2011.

The operations center would likely house hundreds of employees and give the city an economic boost.

Thanks to its unique location and available labor force, this city has the infrastructure to support growth even while other parts of California are struggling.(Sponsored Content by City of Stockton, CA)

The IRS has a huge backlog of Employee Retention Credit claims, and payments could take years >> bit.ly/3xMNaPG

The investor appears to have owned one of the sites previously.

The tax revenue produced by data centers is seen by many municipal leaders as an economic-development win, but big questions are being raised about the pressure the facilities will put on the nation's electrical grid and who ultimately will foot the bill.